input costs

As crops grow and prices rise, Eddie Melton makes a heartfelt plea in D.C. about the struggles farmers face today.

Farmers are feeling the pinch as fertilizer prices soar. There's a push for Washington D.C. to step in and clarify what's going on with costs.

As farmers keep an eye on the market, they're facing rising input costs that don't seem to follow the same trends as what we see at the grocery store.

Farmers across the U.S. are feeling the pinch from soaring fertilizer costs, with wheat growers taking a significant hit as agencies work to tackle these rising expenses.

About one-third of the world’s fertilizer and a fifth of its oil moves out of the Gulf through the Strait. That’s raised fuel, fertilizer, and food prices.

The cost of keeping crops healthy is seeing a steep climb, thanks to the ongoing war with Iran.

Picture this: a local farm struggling under the weight of labor shortages, and a coalition stepping up to call for change.

Zippy Duvall paints a stark picture of the challenges facing our farmers — it’s not just about plowing fields anymore.

March brought a twist for farmers and ranchers, as livestock prices surged while crops took a hit. What’s the pulse of our local agriculture?

With the House gearing up to vote on the Farm Bill, farmers are holding their breath for stability and support during these tough times.